Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs

A. he was content living as a female
B. he behaved as a little girl once he was given female hormones
C. in spite of attempted socialization as a female he was unhappy in his gender
D. his case proves that nurture is stronger than nature

A. 20%
B. 12%
C. 50%
D. 4%

A. activity theory
B. disengagement theory
C. exchange theory
D. modernization theory

A. upper-class men and service workers
B. women in general and lower-class workers
C. middle-class men and lower-class women
D. none of the above

A. meaninglessness
B. ordinariness
C. unnaturalness
D. appropriateness

A. prevails only in the U.S
B. applies only to the old
C. asserts that the very young and the very old are inferior
D. has little impact on the society

A. accepted his female identity
B. acted as a female would
C. preferred dolls to guns
D. none of the above

A. sexuality exists on a continuum
B. one is either a heterosexual or a homosexual
C. bisexuals lack specific hormones
D. people should have sex-change operations if they felt they were the wrong sex

A. health care costs decrease
B. senility sets in
C. senescence affects a small minority
D. none of the above

A. are due strictly to biology
B. are due strictly to culture
C. are due both to biology and culture
D. are the product of totalitarian governments?